16 games played throughout the season, and it came down to just one to decide if Marist Men’s Soccer would live or die. With Saint Peter’s, Manhattan, and Rider nipping at the heels of the Red Foxes, they needed a win to secure the third seed and guarantee passage to the MAAC tournament.
It’s what every competitive student-athlete hopes for – a high-stakes senior night with lots to play for. That was precisely the case on Saturday, as Marist Men’s Soccer battled Quinnipiac for massive playoff implications.
After trailing Davidson 27-17 at the half, the Marist Red Foxes were able to force overtime and finally defeat Davidson 48-41.
NFL scouts are coming in droves to Tenney Stadium to watch senior wide receiver Juston Christian practice.
Not so long ago, Viggiano was talking about his team needing to decide if they were all in or not for this season. Riding a four-game winning streak into possibly the toughest part of the schedule, his players have bought in and are contenders for first place in the MAAC.
Skylar Conway broke onto the MAAC scene this week, winning his first honor: Rookie of the Week.
Sideline Reporter Dan Fisch takes us behind the scenes of what makes the Marist Marching and Pep Bands tick, and their effect on Marist Athletics.
Down a man, and without their star forward, the Marist Men’s Soccer team had to fight for a crucial in-conference game against Iona Wednesday evening.
There was no shortage of fireworks on Saturday night at Tenney Stadium. While those in the sky were celebratory, those on the field were in a manner of frustration, as the Red Foxes lost both tonight’s game and their star for the next.
Marist defeated Dayton by a score of 28-17 Saturday afternoon for their first win of the season in front of their home crowd of 2,830 for Marist’s parent’s weekend.